The Price Is Right (1957 Australian game show)

The Price is Right is an Australian television game show that was based on the original 1956–1965 US format.

The Price Is Right (1957–1963)
Created byBob Stewart
Presented byBruce Beeby (1957)
Geoff Manion (1958)
Keith Walshe (1959)
Horrie Dargie (1963)
Country of originAustralia
Original language(s)English
No. of seasons6
Production
Production location(s)ATN-7 Sydney, New South Wales (1957–1959)
GTV-9 Melbourne, Victoria (1958)
Running time30 minutes
Production company(s)Grundy Productions (1963)
Release
Original networkATN-7 (1957–1959)
GTV-9 (1958)
Seven Network (1963)
Picture formatBlack and White
4:3
Audio formatMono
Original release1957 
1963
Chronology
Followed byThe Price Is Right (1973–2012)
Related showsThe Price Is Right

Format

Two regional versions based on the original 1950s US format aired nearly concurrently – one aired on ATN-7 in Sydney, hosted by Bruce Beeby and Keith Walshe from 1957–1959; the other was on GTV-9 in Melbourne and hosted by Geoff Manion in 1958. The latter version debuted 10 August 1958,[1] airing for 16 episodes on Sundays at 5:30PM. After it ended, the timeslot was taken up by panel discussion series Face the Nation (based on the US series of the same name), which had previously aired at 5:00PM.

In 1963, Seven Network aired a nationwide version hosted by Horrie Dargie.[2]

Notes and references

  1. Page 8 – Radio/TV Supplement, The Age – Aug 8, 1958
  2. Warneke, Ross (7 July 2005). "House call aids cut Price blues". The Age. Retrieved 29 May 2008.
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